 | Tobias Smollett - 1786 - 506 str.
...reject faihionable ideas, is to wander far from the road that leads to wealth and fame in the literary world, yet I am not willing to acquire either one...to be found in the Letters of Charlotte, it will at Icaft be innocent amufement. If opinions are advanced which may appear uncommon, they will not be found... | |
 | Modern Language Association of America - 1912 - 742 str.
...reject fashionable ideas, is to wander far from the road that leads to wealth and fame in the literary world, yet I am not willing to acquire either one or the other at the expense of my reader's happiness. If amusement only is to be found in the Letters of Charlotte, it... | |
 | Modern Language Association of America - 1912 - 740 str.
...reject fashionable ideas, is to wander far from the road that leads to wealth and fame in the literary world, yet I am not willing to acquire either one or the other at the expense of my reader's happiness. If amusement only is to be found in the Letters of Charlotte, it... | |
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... specific crime and with aiming "a violent blow at all religion" forshadows the character of his work. He writes: I am happy that in presenting the following letters to the public, I am not exhibiting scenes, or communicating opinions, that can wound... 